Kenneth D. Richmond

I have many, many great memories of cousin Kennie. He had a huge personality. I will miss him. Please accept my deepest condolences.

I am so sorry for the passing of such a talented, humorous friend. He will be missed. I remember way back when, Ken was dating my sister when he worked at a Mortuary. He brought a funeral spray of flowers to her, driving the hearse, with the siren blaring. What a wonderful sense of humor. RIP, Ken.

I met Ken some years back when he came to my office for a document. He impressed me with his presence, his patience, and his focus. I didn't get to know him well, but I never forgot him. This morning, I happened to check yesterday's paper and saw his obit - I was so sad to see that Ken had passed. I hadn't run into him for many years, but I never forgot him. In many ways, I felt he was a true master.

May your family find comfort in all of your happiest of memories. My mom tells me that my dad and Ken used to play cards together.

Heather (Craycraft) Mitchell
daughter of Roger Craycraft

Ken was unique, funny, entertaining and brilliant. He was a great uncle to my sons

The world has lost a true original. May he rest in peace knowing our lives are better for having known him.

Pleasure to have known Ken, and leaves this earth with more accomplished then most, RIP, and bless the Richmond family.

Ken you will be missed, my heart will hold your memory forever.. You were such a great friend and we accepted you as part of our family many years ago. I share this with the family with my deepest sympathy, may you find peace and joy in the days to follow with the memory of all that he accomplished and gave to us as a person his humor, and his love... Love to the entire family... Love Linda and Marion Walker...

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

My sympathies to the entire Richmond family. Ken was a good friend during our Washington High School days. One of my fondest memories was of Ken (and a few of us) driving his black Thunderbird down the hill at Rum Village, tearing a hole in the oil pan after hitting a tree stump. Should have used the road. May he rest in peace.

RIP IRONMAN! You will be missed